Morning journal and courier., 1887-11-05

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 It has been said that there is not much enterprise to be found in the medical profession; but while this may be true of those physicians who little for the good of the community, and are content to pod along in the old ruts Of practice following cient rules and administering the poisonous drugs of their forefathers it is very far from being true in regard to the new and, as we believe, the true method of treatment by harmless vegetable reme- dies as advocated and practised by Dr. Greene of this city, whose skill and success in the of all forms of chronic diseases have made his name fam ous throughout the United States.
 Dr. Greene is one of our foremost physicians; in- deed he has built great reputation in the cure of nervous and chronic difficulties, and is acknow edged standing at the head of the profession specialist in these diseases. He is a deep student among natures harmless medicines, searching out the hidden secrets from the roots, herbs barks and gums ia which stored such marvellous health giving and restorative virtues. He has, moreover an unusual opportunity to gain thorough knowI- edge and understanding of the curative effects of these
 WONDERFUL REMEDIES,
 for he has the largest practice of any physician in this country among chronic long-standng dis eases, patients coming writing for his advice and medicines from all over the country. He has seen the effects of these remedies in the various forms of disease, ana knows exactly WnaU IS necessary ln each and every case in order to effect cure.
 Another thing to be said of Dr. Greene, which can be said of few physicians, is that he gives advice free at his office, 35 West 14th street, New York, suffering from any form of disease having the priv ilege of consulting him without charge of any kind. This is certainly subject of congratulation to the people, and that they appreciate and take advantage of this privilege of consulting so eni- nent physician without charge in regard to their
 
 of patients who seek advice and treatment. His of flee hours are from a. m. to p. m. daily; Sun days, a. m. to 12 m.
 Although the doctor is continually making new discoveries of the valuable curative properties of these medicines from the laboratory of nature, and constantly applying them to the of the sick, it is a fact beyond doubt that his chief and greatest discovery, and one which is the most valuable ad- dition made during the past century to specific remedies, is the preparation known as Dr. Greene's Nervura Nerve Tonic.
 This wonderful remedy, which is the GREATEST KNOWN TONIC
 and restorative to the weakened and debtated sys- tenn as well as the best invigorator and bulder-up of nerve force, strength and energy, is to be found for sale at all druggists at $1 per bottle When this remedy was first placed on sale and it's valuable virtues became known, it impossible to supply the immense and ever increasing demand Overworked lawyers, ministers and other profes- sonal took it with avidity restorer of nerve force, power and vitality; business men, clerks and laborers found in it's renewal of strength, vgor and power to work; weak and nerv- ous women, school teachers and working girls suf- ferng from prostration, exhausted vitality, the weak and tired feelings from which so many com plain were almost immediately relieved and soon perfectly cured by this remarkable remedy. The first supply was soon exhausted, but the pro- prietor being man of enterprise, was determined that the people whom he greatly benefited by the medicine. should have it placed within the reach of alI For this reason large importations of the foreign crude medicines were made, and immense manufactory erected for the preparation of the remedy on alarge scale sufficient to supply the demand.
 The maoufactory is a building one hundred feet long, six stories height, and containing nearly 15 GOO square feet of floor It of the largest buildings in the world devoted to the manufacture of medicine and has capacity of preparing, fill ing, packing and shipping over
 1Oo,0o BOTTLES PERDAY.
 The widespread use of this remedy is something unprecedented It's sale at druggists is greater than that of any other medicine, for it is disinctively the remedy of the people, inasmuch as even the poorest may be cured by it's at tri1ing outlay
 In calling attention to this valuable remedy we are influenced by two motives. First, to show it's remarkable success and great DO opularity nerve remedy-a popularity which we believe to be with out parallel, and which proves conclusively that the public is not as is sometimes thought, slow to recognize truly meritorious article. Second, it will be found by sufferers from nervous complaints to be the very best medicine that they take to cure these excessively weakening, prostrating and exhausting affections, and therefore recommend it unhesitstingly to sufferers offering the best and cheapest known means of cure. nSeod3t